How much of europe’s population died from the plague in the 1300s? 20–30 percent 30–40 percent 40–50 percent 50–60 percent

B) 30%-40%

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About 30-40 percent of European population died from the plague in the 1300s.

The Black Death was a pandemic of plague that ravaged Europe during the 14th century and was transmitted by fleas transported by rats. It is believed that the epidemic emerged in Central Asia, from where it passed to Italian cities with great maritime activity such as Genoa, and from there to all of Europe. The Black Death ended with more than a third of the European population and some 45 million people worldwide.

It reached its peak between 1346 and 1361. It is estimated that mortality exceeded a third, perhaps 40% of Europeans, or what is the same, would have killed 20 of the 50 million European inhabitants.

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answer: karl marx, max weber, and emile durkheim (the fourth could be considered georg simmel)

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